SpencerC

Samurai Audi

Not sure why they're not going to sell it here in the US. My fiancee loves the idea of it and the premium cost makes more sense than the Tiguan's inflated price (especially if you want leather etc). I'm guessing it wouldn't be profitable enough.

A *great* concept, but I bet they were hoping TRON: Legacy was better.

Any data on advertising derived solely from asking consumers about their conscious decisions is bunk.

When Tom Brady crashes an Audi, there is an effect. Maybe something that can't be measured directly, but it is undeniable.

Looks perfect in almost every way... except... It looks like the headlights are welling up with tears!

Please fix this before the production model!!!

Again though, a return to form for BMW after the Bangle debacle.

Do Toyota cars still qualify for federal tax credits? I think that ran out long ago, at least for the Prius.

I really hope they shrink the rear wheel arches. Terrible on the S and the E-coupe.

Just don't wash off the brake dust for a couple weeks and you get the titanium package for free!

(agree with what others have said about the trim looking cheaper - really don't like "shadowline" etc)

I don't think they're actually saying that customers shouldn't say "Chevy", they just don't want to use the term officially. It's the same thing with BMW. Enthusiasts can say Bimmer all day long, but you won't see it in any brochures. From a marketing and branding standpoint, a car company needs to project a certain seriousness that a nickname can undermine.

It's a rather handsome little car.